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Restricted stock units (how to tax)
RSU are taxed when delivered, the vesting date also called exercise date. The value of the RSU at the time of vesting is considered taxable employment income and subject to any state and federal income and employment taxes. The income and withholdings should be included in the W-2 for the year of vesting.
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Equity (basics)
Equity 101
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Gift
Method of acquisition
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Taxation rate
The designation of long-term gains or short-term gains impact the way in which capital gains are taxed short-term gains are taxed as ordinary income tax at same rate as the income such as wages and interest long-term gains are taxed at their own preferential capital gains tax rate
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Wash Sale Rule
Watch sale occur when taxpayer dispose of stock at a loss and subsequently acquires substantially the identical stock within a 30-day window.
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Capital gain / loss
Gifts and inheritance
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Worthless Stock
Totally worthless stock
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Restricted stock unit (rsu)
Offered to employees as part of compensation, RSU- type of compensation in which each RSU- represent the right of the employee to take ownership of stock on a preset future date.
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Stock options
Grants employees right to purchase stock at predetermined price, which can be below market value.
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Employee stock purchase plan (ESPP)
Companies often reward workers with ownership in the form of stock.
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